The above BD releases have a different distributor in the UK, compared with the US. Both BD titles are are released by Momentum Pictures in the UK, rather than Fox/Lionsgate.

As someone's already posted a BDinfo scan for the Belgian BD release of Shame (2011) - and thanks for that, btw - it would be useful to know how the UK BD encodes for Shame (2011) and Haywire (2011) compare with the US and Belgian ones we already have BDinfo scans for. Ta.

Well as reported here, it should be a StudioCanal release, but just when you play it you'll see the Warner Bros logo and seeing it while taking screenshoots seems a typical (and then valid) WB transfer...

Like the US release of Ponyo before it, this disc has both the original Japanese on-screen credits and the English dub version's altered on-screen credits available using seamless branching, depending on which language you select in the set-up menu before you start playing the movie. The reason that even the Japanese render of Arrietty is noticably longer than the JP disc is because of the ~30 second Disney opening you've seen a million times on other discs (the one with fireworks above a castle with "When You Wish Upon A Star" playing in the background) and a static Disney logo at the end for ~10 seconds.

Note that there are 2 English subtitle tracks on this disc: One is SDH (based on the English dub adaptation) and the other is a literal translation of the original Japanese audio (unlike the concurrent Disney BD of Laputa/Castle in the Sky, which tries to pass off inaccurate dub-based subtitles [aka "dub-titles"] as a literal translation...) The only differences I've seen between the JP release's English subs and the US release's literal subs is that the US disc translates "shiso" as "perilla" (instead of leaving it as is) and changes all references of "human beans" to "humans".

Also of note is that the English dub is the "Disney" US dub, which is different than the "British" English dub on the UK/AU releases...

This Japanese release of Pulp Fiction from Warner has a higher video bitrate than the Lionsgate releases. However, the English audio is only 16-bit instead of the US/UK versions' 24-bit track, perhaps to make room for the Japanese audio?

Just like Pulp Fiction, this Japanese release of Jackie Brown from Warner has a higher video bitrate than the Lionsgate releases. However, the English audio is only 16-bit instead of the US/UK versions' 24-bit track, perhaps to make room for the Japanese audio?